The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-02-11
FEBRUARY s,Fr,Nos.
Wednesday was warm and spring m

! 1AIhHSuo lhIl u Ulk SUCCCSS.
Monday, my dear girl, you may send
US your sweet little valentine.
Floods are raising the very dickens in
Iowa, Indiana, Michigan and Ohio.
II silence is golden" 1t explains why
most women never become wealthy.
To many men, a saloon and counter.
felt bill are identical-they can't pass
either.
John Andrews is back at his old post
on the Pukwana Prcss. Whoop 'em up,
Jonny!
The Chamberlain mill was obliged to
shut down last week because of short
age of wheat.
A large number are preparing thei,
costumes for the masquerade ball on the
evening of the 21st.
The Kimball GnApH1c has changed to
an e-column folio. That's right. Bro.
Tinan-ETlkton Record.
An ALBANIA N. Y. man is said to
receive 212 letters daily. Why he does
not pay up is not stated.
Capt. -. -. Seely lectured on the bat
tie of Gettysburg, at Smiths Opera
House. Tuesday evening.
The Kimball GRAPHIC man is offering
to bet his socks. He must think spring
has dawned.-Edgerton Meas.
A home made candy and ice cream
social took place at the Presbyterian
church on Wednesday evening.
The GRAPHIC and the New York
World six months for s1.1O. Other pa
pers in club proportionally As low.
Tinan has done a good thing in the
change in his paper. better than he did
on the county printing bids.-CAamber.
lain Rsgixter.
The GRArnrc is indebted this week to
Mr.. c. f. Nevin. cx.editor White Lake
Dispatch and Pukwana Presa, for inter.
esting locals.
A bill has been introduced In the leg
islature by Sulliven attaching certain
unorganized counties to Brule for Judi.
cial purposes.
Frank Freeman. the good natured,
left handed pitcher of the Plankinton
club, has bought baby cab. He is
not married.
q. 3. DANES (Man- Not Afraid Of His
Awniug) has a new advertisement in to.
days paper. Look it up and see what
he has got to say.
An Albany IN. Y. drunken man sage
ly removed his shoes and stockings and
stuck his feet through picket fence to
warm them by moonlight.
A Putnam (AIass.) woman, 80 years
old. is the mother Of 1s children. She
has been SO busy that she has never had
time to think about divorce.
The Northern Pacific railway company
will furnish 100000 worth of seed
wheat to the farmers along its line and
wait until after harvest for its pay.
A southern fur company wants 100. 900
cats.-Erchange
We think half Of that number can be
found any day under this office. ltsthe
gol darndest place for cats we ever saw.
II brooms arc dipped in boiling suds
once . week, they will become very
tough, will not cut the carpet, will last
much Longer, and always sweep like a
new broom.
Harker & Bird are moving their stock
Of dry goods into the clothing building.
and when completed will have one Of
the largest stock Of dry goods and cloth
ing in South Dakota.
William Meierstein is showing the
incest line of decorated tea and dinner
sets ever brought to Kimball, and st
prices as low as the same goods cnn be
bought in any Of the eastern cities.
There will be large number en- naasque
at the masquerade ball, one week from
Monday night. The best of order will
be preser we'd and the affair will be as
select" as it is possible to make it.
The Plankinton Standard came out
last week in q new form and in partial
new dress. The Standard booms all the
time, Plankinton is, apparently, one of
the b est newspaper towns in Dakota.
The heaviest yield of wheat ever
grown in Ohio is reported to he over 60
bushels per acre on 10 acre field on
which crop of clover had been burned
OF because it was too heavy to turn
under.
We have made arrangements with Mr..
Hartman. proprietor of the Waterloo
Courier, by which we can furnish the
Courier and the GRAPHIC together for ss
per year. The regular price of the Cour-
Ter Is %.
To clean chimney. place piece of
zinc on the live Goals in the stove. The
vspor produced by the zinc will carry
of the SCOT by chemical decomposition
Those who have tried the proscss claim
that It will work every ttme.
The new s5 silver certificates will
have . vignette Of Gen. Grant on the
face, and grouped on, the back fac.
similes of i've silver Dollars. The first
impression has beer received at the
treasury. and tho certi1icstes are about
to be issued.
Protracted meetings are being held in
White Lake this week, and if the good
people Of our sister city can only
succeed in bringing Bro. Hooper of the
Times, into the straight and narrow path
their names will surely be enrolled on
the Lambs Book of Life.
1 Remember that the fremens' fair takes
place next week and that your excuse
for not attending will not be accepted
In csse yonr property was in danger oi